Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-05-12
The Emit Rafas

The RECORD MON yesterday stated that
a dispatch had been receivedin Sacramento
to the effect that the traffic managers re-
Gently in convention at Chicago had fixed
the rates of freight on ten car
loads of fruit from California at
the figures requested by the fruit
growers. As corroborative of this, Capt.
II. Weinstock received the following tele-
gram yesterday from Horace Day, of
Sgovel Il Day, leading fruit dealers of New
York:
Victory interviewed Stubs to-day.
Four hundred dollar rate granted as de-
sired. HORACE Day"
0BrAISING PoINTs-The County Hospi-
tai was visited yesterday by DR.. Smith
County Physician of Sonoma, accompanied
by Supervisors Allen and Carley, of that
county, Supervisor McMullen of Sacra-
mento escorting them. Sonoma is build
ing a new hospital, and the visit of the
gentlemen named was to obtain points +"
from the Sacramento institution that may
be OF advantage in the arrangement of
their new one. The Supervisors also had
business at the Capitol, relative to the col
lection of seven or eight thousand dollars
due Sonoma from the State for the care of
aged INDECENT persons.
CoMMERcIAL.-Arrived since last report,
the steamer Dover, from the upper Sacra-
mento, with wood steamer Neponset No.
., from the upper Sacramento, with pro-
duce; steamer San Joaquin No. 3, from
the upper Sacramento. with grain steamer
San Joaquin No. A, from San Francisco,
with merchandise and lumber; steamer
Freeze, from San Francisco, with barge
Of lup md oh G., 10 D.
Sound Lumber Co; steamer d. E. Knight
from Marysville for San Francisco with
merchandise. Cleared, steamer Freeze,
for San Francisco, light.
Police CoURr.-In the Police Court yes
terday the case of All Lucy, charged with
grand larceny, in stealing another China
mans clothes, was dismissed on motion of
the City Attorney, owing to lack of evil
dence, the owner of the clothes being averse
TO prosecuting, as the matter had evidently
been fixed out of Court....J. J. Smith
drunk, forfeited his oeposit...Jim Hig-
gins case of vagrancy went over until the
16th......Tke case of Charles Williams ar
rested for malicious mischief, in breaking
in door, was dismissed, being small
matter.
ADDITIONS To THE RANCHO DEL PAso
STABLEs.-Dispatches from the East state
that ]. B. Haggin made some high-priced
additions TO his stable last Monday at the
combination sale of yearlings of King
Bans get He purchased three colts. A
bay out of Aureole for $1,000, a chestnut
out of Miss Miller for 81 500, and bay out
of Macaroni for $500. He also purchased
bay colt by 0nandaga, out of Bliss, for
81, $50, and another by Ten Brock, out of
Cicaiv Rowling for 81 500
THE SHELLEY HATcHERY.-Fish Com
sioners Sherwood and Reuter- returned
Yesterday morning from their visit to the
Shelley Hatchery, in Nevada county, and
report having found ii well located, and fit,
after light repairs, to do business satsfact-
orily II was decided to hatch at least $780,
600 young trout there this season.
RED MEMS PIcNIc.-The indications are
that there will be an immense crowd at the
picnic of the Improved Order of Red
Men. which takes place to-day at Cothrin's
Grove, and those who desire comfortable
seats in the cars should be on hand early.
The train leaves the depot at o'clock.